Performative drawing
tracing paths for a Decolonial Aesthetic Education
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https://doi.org/10.48075/rt.v16i3.30043Keywords:
Contemporary Art, Decolonial Aesthetics, LiberationAbstract
This article presents considerations that emerged from an experience in the supervised internship in Visual Arts, held in a public school in Campo Grande/MS in the year 2019. It shares the challenges and possibilities encountered in the proposal of carrying out a collective production of performative drawing that raised urgent discussions to be thought about. Aiming to provoke reflections on the field of aesthetic education, we are interested in thinking about the Latin American context, adopting the decolonial perspective (DUSSEL, 2018; GÓMEZ; MIGNOLO, 2012; QUIJANO, 2010, 2005) and the studies of visual cultures focused on contravisualities, researched by Abreu e Álvares (2019) and Mirzoeff (2016). The study problematizes cultural invasion (FREIRE, 2013, 2000) and its impacts on the regulation of 'universal' art and aesthetics that historically condition and shape us as subjects. We suggest that performative drawing can be an artistic practice that promotes the quest to be more, proposed by Paulo Freire (2013, 2000), because it works with sensory perceptions and confronts the hegemonic patterns of aesthetics constructed by the Eurocentric vision. Relating the experience with theoretical studies, we discuss the importance of dialogue between educators and students in the collective construction of knowledge and of a horizontal educational space capable of valuing the conscious presences of each one's world.
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